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Ram Charan dancing on RRR song ‘Naatu Naatu’ with the South Korean ambassador Chang Jae-bok goes viral

Ram Charan, whose film RRR continues to make news even a year after its release, was recently in Kashmir to attend the G20 Summit. And yet again, the Telugu superstar couldn’t help but recreate his most popular song ‘Naatu Naatu’ on audience demand and this time he was joined on stage by the South Korean Ambassador Chang Jae-bok, who too was a part of the three-day event in Srinagar.

Readers would be aware that the song ‘Naatu Naatu’ has become a historic number with the track becoming the first Indian film song to have won an Oscar. The iconic RRR song, which is created in multiple languages, became also famous for its choreography with its hook-step often trending on social media. Recreating the same, Ram Charan was also seen teaching the South Korean ambassador Chang Jae-bok about the step, as the latter was sporting enough to try his hands on it. He was also accompanied by the Summit host.

The Naatu Naatu star @AlwaysRamCharan along with @ChangJaebok1 , Korean Amabassador to India did an impromptu performance to the #NaatuNaatu beats – the Oscar winning song at the #Filmtourism side event at the 3rd G20 #TWG meeting at ????Srinagar. pic.twitter.com/7QM8vBIwd8 — Ministry of Tourism (@tourismgoi) May 22, 2023

Ram Charan attended the summit as a representative of the Indian Film Industry. In this prestigious role, he showcased his personal experiences and highlighted India's potential to become one of the world's leading filming destinations.

On the work front, Ram Charan is currently gearing up for the S Shankar film Game Changer which co-stars him with Kiara Advani. The Pan India starrer is expected to feature the actor in a double role and is slated to release on September 20, 2023 in multiple languages. Ram is also expected to be a part of a film directed by Buchi Babu Sana. While the film is yet to be titled, it is being referred to as RC16. On the personal front, Ram Charan and his wife Upasana Kamineni Konidela are expecting their first child after 10 years of their marriage.

Also Read: Ram Charan pays tribute to legendary NTR Garu at Centenary Celebrations; says, “His name is beyond all benchmarks and achievements”



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